How did the French judges at the French Open score?

15 quinquies.

30 Trent Street.

Forty quarts.

15 level generally uses quinze A and also uses quinze partout.

Trent a is generally used for 30 flats, but it is also used. Trente partout split equally.

Take the lead.

The French Open, the Australian Open, Wimbledon and the US Open are called the Four Grand Slams.

As one of the four Grand Slam tennis events, Roland Galos Tennis Court was built in 1928. However, the predecessor of the French Open, the French Men's Tennis Singles Championship, has a longer history. At first, only players from the French tennis entertainment department participated in this event. The first match was held in 189 1 at the French Tennis Club in Paris. The women's singles competition was joined four years later. It was not until 1925 that the French Tennis Association began to allow outstanding foreign athletes to participate in this event. At that time, the name of the competition was the French International Tennis Championship, which was held in French Tennis Club and Competitive Tennis Club successively. It was not until 1928 Roland Galos Tennis Court was completed that the French Open officially settled here.

Today, the French Open has been recognized as the highest level of clay tennis in the world. Every year, the competition is so fierce that it is increasingly difficult for local French players to win the championship.

Winning the French Open men's singles seems to be the privilege of Spanish-speaking countries, because most of the outstanding clay players are concentrated in Spain and Argentina.